Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1. This sort of thing really hurts the boys involved. The double standard is awful, and we need to understand that.
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  2. Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  3. Here's everyone's reminder that this behavior causes substantial psychological damage to the boys involved. Men who've been through this often have lifelong problems forming healthy relationships, understanding boundaries & consent, etc. There's more harm than that. This isn't a good thing. These women are predators.
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  4. As others have noted, do not speak to the police without an attorney!
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  5. It's taken more seriously, and gets more exposure and coverage now.
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  6. For everyone who thinks that this is a good thing for the boy involved, you should know that men who went through this as boys frequently have lifelong problems forming healthy relationships, understanding boundaries, and worse. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  7. Thankfully, it's getting reported more often, and ignored/tolerated/praised less often.
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  8. It's not new. People are taking it more seriously now.
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  9. My ad blocker stopped working, and now I realize that these videos are clogged with ads!
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  10. Even if they are close in age, their teacher-student relationship is very inappropriate.
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  11. So, where are all the twisted, vile comments saying that the girl was lucky, that the only damage will come from high-fives, etc.?
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  12.  @Deeeeeeeeeeeeee-l5l  If anything, it's less broken now that more people understand how harmful this behavior is.
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  13.  @Wooley689 The data are clear. Children can't give consent to adults. It doesn't matter if it's woman-on-boy, woman-on-girl, man-on-boy, or man-on-girl.
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  14.  @Babybold_yk2  Not this again... This behavior usually causes men to have longstanding problems with forming healthy relationships, consent, boundaries, trust, etc. If you think that it's so great, do you want it to be legal?
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  15. It's just being ignored less often.
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  16. I'm glad to see that nobody is commenting that the girl in question is actually lucky... you know, the way they do when boys are in such situations.
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  17.  @Paragon_Reason  Knock it off. This causes a lot of damage. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  18. The numbers aren't growing. These cases are being taken more seriously, and swept under the rug less often than in the past.
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  19.  @16watch  This is just getting ignored/tolerated less often. Anyway, being young/attractive/married has nothing to do with being attracted to minors (a pervert).
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  20. It's taken more seriously now. That's why we hear more about it.
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  21.  @trainingmishafuller7239  That's the majority, actually.
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  22. We already have men in the comments who don't have a problem with this. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  23. At least they're getting caught now. It wasn't even considered a crime until recently.
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  24. People are less suspicious of women.
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  25.  @longdongsilver6298  Stop. It's not funny. Did you watch the video? This can really cause a lot of psychological/psychiatric damage. Do you think that this should be legal? What about man-girl, man-boy, woman-girl?
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  26. It's not as bad as when the student is underage, but it's still wildly inappropriate.
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  27. Once again: While he was over the age of consent, the teacher-student relationship makes this very inappropriate.
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  28.  @spekvet  There's nothing lucky about being molested! This is very harmful.
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  29.  @AdeleKaye  It used to be that almost none of them were reported, or at most they were swept under the rug.
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  30. Melatonin is used to reset one's sleep rhythms. It's not a sedative.
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  31.  @MiguelDLewis  Knock it off. You do know about clergy and minors, right?
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  32.  @EmperorOfMan  Jealous? No, he actually cares about his son.
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  33.  @dirtyburger7528  That's not true. Read up on this, and pay attention to the video. Do you want this to be legal?
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  34.  @LukeVincent-xt4dz There's nothing funny about this.
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  35. It's not new. It's reported more since it's being taken more seriously.
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  36. It's not new. More people understand how harmful this is, so there is less sweeping it under the rug.
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  37.  @NickDrinksWater  This is nothing new. Such cases are finally being taken seriously.
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  38. This is just barely within WA's age of consent, but even so, their power dynamic is a serious problem. Also, again, the boys who go through this often have a difficult time forging healthy relationships in the future, understanding consent, boundaries, etc.
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  39. It's just getting reported on more, and ignored/tolerated less often.
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  40.  @joep6035 We can't just say "well, it's OK sometimes."
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  41. Thanks for calling it what it is.
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  42. We're hearing about it more, thanks to better reporting.
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  43. Should *have never.
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  44.  @Chef_Hector_Boiardi  It's not lunacy. It's accurate. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  45. This isn't new. It's just being ignored less often.
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  46.  @RobbieStacks90  Mental health professionals make it clear that you're incorrect. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  47. This behavior is being taken more seriously now.
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  48. It's the latter. That, and perhaps more importantly, these crimes are taken more seriously now.
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  49. It gets clicks. That, and more people take this behavior more seriously these days, sweeping it under the rug less often.
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  50. Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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